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  • Destination Aruba A fish spotted during a scuba outing on Aruba. Courtesy of Aruba Tourism
  • Destination Aruba A spiny white fish in the waters around Aruba. Courtesy of Aruba Tourism
  • Destination Aruba Up close and personal with a spectacular fish off the coast of Aruba. Anyone know what it's called? Courtesy of Aruba Tourism
  • Destination Aruba Coral and fish of many colors await off the coast of Aruba. Courtesy of Aruba Tourism
  • Destination Aruba A blue-purple tropical fish spotted by a snorkeler in the waters around Aruba. Courtesy of Aruba Tourism
  • Destination Cozumel Colorful fish greet snorkelers and scuba dives off Cozumel. Courtesy of Cozumel & RM Tourism Board
  • Destination Cook Islands Snorkeling near Vaimaaga on Rarotonga in the Cook Islands. Photo: Robert Linsdell · Creative Commons BY
  • Destination St. Thomas A green turtle is followed by a remora, or suckerfish, in the US Virgin Islands. Look out below! US National Park Service
  • Destination US Virgin Islands French grunts (we identify!) on a coral reef in the US Virgin Islands. US National Park Service
  • Destination St. Croix A butterfly fish spotted on a coral reef (yes, they still exist!) in the US Virgin Islands. US National Park Service
  • Ship Norwegian Escape A scuba diver inspects a coral reef in the US Virgin Islands. Photo: Steve Simonsen · US Virgin Islands Dept. of Tourism
  • Destination St. Thomas A scuba checks out a school of tropical fish at Calf Rocks off St. Thomas. Photo: Steve Simonsen · US Virgin Islands Dept. of Tourism
  • Destination St. Thomas A young scuba diver spies a tropical fish at Cow Rocks on the southeast coast of St. Thomas in the US Virgin Islands. The site, about a 45-minute boat ride from Charlotte Amalie, offers the island's best diving. Photo: Steve Simonsen · US Virgin Islands Dept. of Tourism
  • Destination St. John A French Angel Fish in the reefs surrounding Virgin Islands National Park in the US Virgin Islands. The park covers about 60% of the island of Saint John. US Virgin Islands Dept. of Tourism
  • Destination Grand Cayman A tropical fish spotted in the coral reefs of the Caymans. Photo: John Gronberg · Creative Commons BY-ND
  • Tropical fish glide between barrel sponges in a reef on St. Eustatius, which offers some of the Caribbean's best waters for scuba and snorkeling.
    Tropical fish glide between barrel sponges in a reef on St. Eustatius, which offers some of the Caribbean's best waters for scuba and snorkeling. statiatourism.com
  • A tropical fish in the reef along the coast of St. Eustatius.
    A tropical fish in the reef along the coast of St. Eustatius. Photo: Ron Offermans · statiatourism.com
  • Destination Bermuda A school of tropical fish in Bermuda. Snorkeling and scuba diving are popular activities during a cruise shore excursion. Bermuda Department of Tourism
  • Ship Star Breeze A Windstar cruise will take you to destinations where you can experience the thrill of diving in the deep blue waters of the tropics. Courtesy of Windstar Cruises
  • Ship Star Breeze Get up close and personal with a school of tropical fish while snorkeling during your Windstar Cruises sailing. Courtesy of Windstar Cruises

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